Sentence examples for intensively implemented from inspiring English sources

The scope of QI method implementation was measured by the number of QI methods in place based on the respondents' self-reports, whereas the intensity was measured by the number of activities that had been intensively implemented.

The evidence suggests that low intensity population-based falls prevention programs may not be as effective as those that are intensively implemented.

In China, while education programmes have been implemented intensively, few articles in recent years in either the Chinese or English literature report randomised, controlled interventions of the impacts on knowledge, attitudes and behaviours.

Seven of the QI activities (excluding TQM-QIT) were implemented intensively in more than 70%% of the surveyed hospitals.

The proposed ACOCOA visible watermarking algorithm and game-theoretic architecture have been implemented and intensively tested by using the commonly available color images from USC image database [30] with 512 × 512 images.

The first link is located at the bottom of the protection system which can be implemented by the intensively configured intelligent electric device (IED).

The main strengths of this study are as follows: 1) the recruitment of a large, well-defined population-based cohort with a type 1 diabetes onset between the ages of 0 and 4 years during 1993 1999; 2) the ability to analyze self- and proxy-reported QoL in up-to-date, intensively treated patients; and 3) the comparability of the implemented questionnaires with the questionnaires used in the KiGGS.

Whereas ICU I had no special focus on end-of-life practices, ICU II had focused intensively on end-of-life issues and had developed and implemented guidelines for withdrawal of therapy.

The presented multi-agent systems have been implemented as prototypes or, at least, simulation models and intensively studied.

Childcare reform in Georgia, which is being implemented by the Government in partnership with UNICEF, has been supported intensively by USAID and the European Union since 2005.

This study was conducted in two parts: a series of short-term trials that intensively monitored infants to assess safety and effectiveness; and long-term trials that implemented the system into daily clinical practice.